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General Info: Based in Salt Lake City, Brass & Cordova is an AV-rated criminal defense practice representing clients in every county and district in Utah. Our attorneys bring together decades of criminal law experience, and are able to assist clients in the full spectrum of felony and misdemeanor charges, including but not limited to homicide crimes, sex crimes, white collar crimes, drug offenses, DUI, juvenile offenses, and internet crimes. Please see our criminal law overview for more information about the
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Phone: (801) 322-5678

Address: 560 S 300 E Ste 105, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Website: http://www.edbrasslaw.com

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Child Abuse
A person may be charged with child abuse homicide if he or she allegedly caused the death of another person under 18 years old, and the death allegedly resulted from child abuse. In Utah, the actions and circumstances that may constitute child abuse are numerous and varied. Generally, however, child abuse falls into one of four categories...

Criminal Defense
Based in Salt Lake City, Brass & Cordova is a full-service criminal defense practice representing adults and minors in courts throughout Utah. Our attorneys have significant experience handling juvenile matters, including detention hearings, juvenile court hearings, and juvenile cases transferred to adult criminal courts.
DUI/DWI
In Utah, the penalties for even a first DUI are severe. You must go to jail for 48 hours or complete 48 hours of a work service program, submit to home confinement with electronic monitoring, do community service, participate in a drug or alcohol assessment program, pay a fine of $1,340, and in some cases, complete treatment for substance abuse. Your driver's license will also be suspended for 120 days.
Wrongful Death
The attorneys at Brass & Cordova in Salt Lake City assist clients in claims involving wrongful death and catastrophic injuries, working with strength and compassion to help accident victims and their families recover maximum compensation for their losses.
Sex Crimes
The defense attorneys at Brass & Cordova are well-qualified to represent clients charged with sex crimes in Utah. Our firm has expertise in sex crime defense, as partner Kim Cordova is a former Salt Lake County prosecutor who focused on the prosecution of sex offenses before crossing the aisle to defense practice. Her experience gives us special insight into the methods used by prosecutors to implicate alleged sex offenders, an advantage we bring to bear on behalf of our clients.
Fraud
Other offenses may be charged as federal or state crimes depending on other alleged crimes committed at the same time or as part of a criminal plan. A good example is conspiracy. If two people conspire to commit securities fraud, the conspiracy will likely be charged as a federal offense; however, if two people conspire to commit murder, the conspiracy will likely be charged as a state crime.
Robbery
Robbery - Robbery charges involve the alleged unlawful and intentional taking or attempt to take another person's property against his will by use of force or fear with the intent of depriving the person permanently or temporarily of the property. Robbery may also be charged if force or fear of immediate force is allegedly used in the course of committing a theft. Robbery is classified as a second degree felony.
Burglary
Burglary - A person may be charged with burglary if he or she allegedly enters or remains in a building with the intent to commit a felony, theft, assault, lewdness, sexual battery, or voyeurism. Burglary is classified as a third degree felony, unless committed in a dwelling, and then it may be charged as a second degree felony.
White Collar Crimes
The term white collar crime encompasses a range of offenses that, while numerous and varied, are generally described as nonviolent and financially motivated. The most common offenses categorized as white collar crimes include...
Theft
Misdemeanors
If you or a loved one has been charged with any of the offenses listed below, you will need the assistance of an experienced defense attorney. A criminal conviction can have negative and lasting consequences for you and your family, including loss of basic civil rights such as the right to own or possess a firearm or to vote. Depending on whether you are charged with a felony or misdemeanor, you may face a prison sentence, jail time, significant fines, community service, probation, and other penalties.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Cases involving drug-related offenses, such as possession, distribution, and manufacturing of controlled substances, are among the most common in Utah state and federal criminal courts. In fact, according to Utah State Courts, arrests for drug-related crimes have more than doubled in recent years. At Brass & Cordova, we represent clients facing drug charges in federal and state courts, as well as Utah's drug courts. Our experience includes successfully handling cases involving...
Assault
Aggravated Assault - Aggravated assault is assault using a dangerous weapon, or assault using other means or force likely to produce death or serious bodily injury. If serious bodily injury results, the offense will likely be charged as a second degree felony, and if there is no bodily injury, the offense is usually charges as a third degree felony.
Murder
Edward K. Brass and Kim Cordova are both certified by the State of Utah to handle capital murder cases, and appreciate the profound magnitude of the task before us when called on to represent a defendant in a capital case. We bring experience, conviction, and unwavering focus to preparing compelling defense strategies, understanding that our clients are truly putting their lives in our hands.
Juvenile Crimes
Identity Theft
Homicide
The alleged homicide was committed during a criminal episode in which two or more people were killed, or could have been killed
Arson
Aggravated Arson - A person may be charged with aggravated arson if he or she is suspected of intentionally and unlawfully damaging a habitable structure, or any structure or vehicle where a person is inside (who is not a participant in the offense), with fire or explosives. Aggravated arson is generally charged as a felony in the first degree.
Shoplifting
From shoplifting a pack of gum to stealing a rare antique, the crime of theft is classified according to the value of the property or service. The penalties for theft crimes increase progressively by the value of the property stolen...
Restraining Order
Domestic Violence - Domestic violence may be classified as a misdemeanor if the related offense, such as simple assault or criminal mischief, is also categorized as a misdemeanor. In addition to the penalties related to the alleged criminal conduct, you may also face a restraining order in a domestic violence case.
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Before joining Edward Brass in criminal defense practice in 2010, attorney Kim Cordova was first a law clerk and then a prosecutor for the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office from 2000 through 2009. She represented the State of Utah in a variety of felony cases, including homicides, and tried numerous cases to verdict. She has particular expertise in alleged sex offenses, having been assigned to the special victims team in the District Attorney's office, which focuses on offenses against adults and children, including offenses such as rape and aggravated sexual abuse of a child. Ms. Cordova has developed expertise in direct and cross examination of expert witnesses in areas such as eyewitness identification, medical professionals, and DNA. In her first two years as a defense attorney she has acted as co-counsel in a lengthy, highly publicized homicide trial, and won not guilty verdicts in a multiple complainant sex offense case and in an aggravated kidnapping case.
Manslaughter
Manslaughter is classified as a second degree felony, and if the death of another person resulted from driving a motor vehicle, a defendant's driver's license may also be revoked upon conviction.
Internet Crimes
Law enforcement officers work closely with federal, state, and local government agencies to investigate, charge, and prosecute alleged Internet crime defendants. Often, special task forces with extensive training and cutting-edge technology are utilized to track alleged perpetrators and gather evidence. Once prosecutors feel they have a case, charges are often brought in federal court rather than state court. These factors mean that you need exceptionally strong and experienced defense representation to help you fight Internet crime-related charges.
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Personal Injury
There could be a thousand ways to become injured in an accident. It can happen in a split second and the consequences can include everything from bruises and broken bones to paralysis or even death. Construction sites, swimming pools and icy parking lots are just a few of the locations where the carelessness of a property owner can cause an accident victim to be permanently injured or affected. Personal injury law involves claims for accidents that occur because of negligence. The owner is liable for allowing a dangerous condition to exist on the premises. If you suffer injuries in a fall, it is important to contact an experienced Utah accident attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights. For experienced and skilled legal counsel, contact the attorneys at Brass & Cordova today.
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